Staff Reports
In the ongoing saga of Middle East politics, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu made it clear: a Palestinian state is nothing short of a gateway for chaos and destruction aimed at dismantling Israel. Can anyone be surprised? Let’s point to the October 7th massacre as an eye-opener of epic proportions. When left to their own devices, the so-called Hamas-run Gaza didn’t become a peaceful neighbor. Oh no, they burrowed down into bunkers and terror tunnels to orchestrate atrocities that echo dark chapters of history. The message is loud and clear, folks: giving Palestinians a state is inviting disaster.
Netanyahu stood firm on one non-negotiable principle: Israel must retain supreme security control. While bleeding-heart liberals might cry out for a “complete” Palestinian state, they conveniently forget the wreckage and havoc that such misplaced benevolence brings. “Never again,” isn’t just a historical footnote – it’s a commitment that remains as alive and relevant as ever. It’s a message that the left ignores at their peril, as they push fantasies detached from grim realities on the ground.
The camaraderie between President Trump and Netanyahu is a radiant beacon of leadership. Trump’s undeniable success in stifling Iranian threats stands in stark contrast to previous administrations’ ineffective hand-wringing. The left runs in circles when talking about foreign policy, but it took bold U.S.-Israeli cooperation to deal a blow to nuclear and missile threats from Iran. Historic victory indeed! For those unable to stomach facts, consider this: the world is a safer place because of it.
Any Palestinian State Is a Way to Destroy Israel, Says Netanyahu
https://t.co/kKUvbCuQHl— Townhall Updates (@TownhallUpdates) July 8, 2025
Yet, let’s not be lulled into complacency. Israel, with its ally in the United States, knows all too well that vigilance must be perpetual. Tumors like Iran’s ambitions don’t magically vanish, they regroup and return if unchecked. For every bureaucrat content with meaningless pontifications, Israeli leadership wakes up every day with steely resolve to guard against existential threats. Meanwhile, Biden’s America fumbles in the dark, projecting weakness instead of power.
The reality is simple, but often drowned out by the mainstream media’s babble: peace in the Middle East will never be achieved by bowing to globalist fantasies or appeasing radical elements. So, where do we stand? Do we side with pragmatic leadership that protects sovereignty and freedom, or do we get lost in delusions of peace without security? Only conservatives seem to know the right answer.
